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* UncreditedRole: While dubbed by Creator/TitraStudios, and featuring many of its usual roster including Creator/PeterFernandez, none of the actors are credited.
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* FanNickname: That turtle skeleton creature on the beach at Infant Island was long called "Skeleturtle" before its official name, Mystery Bones of Infant Island, was revealed with an official cast ornament in 2012. Most fans still prefer to call it Skeleturtle.
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* ThrowItIn: Godzilla's head catching aflame after having napalm dropped on him was unintentional, but the take was good enough to be kept in.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The movie itself was drastically different than what we got with the movie now. Godzilla was intended to have a bigger role. He was intended to have washed ashore and be a tourist attraction instead of Mothra's Egg, and upon awakening, was to attack the Country of [[Film/{{Mothra}} Rolisica]], instead of Nagoya. There were no Mothra Larva at all in the movie, only the Imago Mothra, who would've fought with Godzilla at the film's climax and won.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The movie itself was drastically different than what we got with the movie now. Godzilla was intended to have a bigger role. He was intended to have washed ashore and be a tourist attraction instead of Mothra's Egg, and upon awakening, was to attack the Country of [[Film/{{Mothra}} Rolisica]], instead of Nagoya. There were no Mothra Larva at all in the movie, only the Imago Mothra, who would've fought with Godzilla at the film's climax and won.
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* ThrowItIn: Godzilla's During the scene where Godzilla is bombed with Napalm from a passing Curtiss C-47D Commando, the back of the Godzilla suit's head catching aflame after having napalm dropped and neck were set ablaze. Following the script, Haruo Nakajima continued on him with the scene as if nothing had happened. As with the castle scene mentioned above, Eiji Tsuburaya was unintentional, but very impressed by how the take was good enough panned out, and decided to be kept in.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The movie itself was drastically different than what we got with the movie now. Godzilla was intended to have a bigger role. He was intended to have washed ashore and be a tourist attraction instead of Mothra's Egg, and upon awakening, was to attack the Country of [[Film/{{Mothra}} Rolisica]], instead of Nagoya.There were no In addition, instead of Mothra Larva at all in the movie, only the Imago Mothra, who would've fought with dying and giving rise to two new twin larvae, Mothra would fight Godzilla at in her imago form alone, winning the film's climax and won.final battle against him.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The movie itself was drastically different than what we got with the movie now. Godzilla was intended to have a bigger role. He was intended to have washed ashore and be a tourist attraction instead of Mothra's Egg, and upon awakening, was to attack the Country of [[Film/{{Mothra}} Rolisica]], instead of Nagoya.
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* FanNickname: That turtle skeleton creature on the beach at Infant Island was long called "Skeleturtle" before its official name, Mystery Bones of Infant Island, was revealed with an official cast ornament in 2012. Most fans still prefer to call it Skeleturtle.
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* BadExportForYou: {{Averted}} with the films American cut. While the Japanese cut is seen as the superior version, the American cut is still well loved by fans for not only keeping the film mostly intact with the Japanese cut, but also incorporates a cut scene with American troops fighting against Godzilla. It’s often cited as one of the better and more respectful American cuts of a Godzilla film.
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* BadExportForYou: {{Averted}} with the films American cut. While the Japanese cut is seen as the superior version, the American cut is still well loved by fans for not only keeping the film mostly intact with the Japanese cut, but also incorporates a cut scene with American troops fighting against Godzilla. It’s often cited as one of the better and more respectful American cuts of a Godzilla film.
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* BadExportForYou: {{Averted}} with the films American cut. While the Japanese cut is seen as the superior version, the American cut is still well loved by fans for not only keeping the film mostly intact with the Japanese cut, but also incorporates a cut scene with American troops fighting against Godzilla. It’s often cited as one of the better American cuts of the series.a Godzilla film.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The American cut of the movie, which also has the scene of US naval ships fighting against Godzilla that’s exclusive to that cut, has only been released on the now out of print Classic Media DVD.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Kenji Sahara, who usually plays the young hero, is given the role of the villainous Torahata, a card carrying financial swindler.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: When Haruo Nakajima (Godzilla's suit actor) slammed into the Castle during Godzilla's attack in Nagoya, some teeth from the Godzilla suit fell out. Also unknowingly at the time was that the impact of slamming into it also dislocated the jaw on the Godzilla suit, giving it the wobbly muzzle that is seen throughout the movie. SFX director, Eiji Tsuburaya liked the outcome of the shot so much that he keep it in the film. Also see ThrowItIn below.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: When Haruo Nakajima Creator/HaruoNakajima (Godzilla's suit actor) slammed into the Castle during Godzilla's attack in Nagoya, some teeth from the Godzilla suit fell out. Also unknowingly at the time was that the impact of slamming into it also dislocated the jaw on the Godzilla suit, giving it the wobbly muzzle that is seen throughout the movie. SFX director, Eiji Tsuburaya liked the outcome of the shot so much that he keep it in the film. Also see ThrowItIn below.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: When Haruo Nakajima (Godzilla's suit actor) slammed into the Castle during Godzilla's attack in Nagoya, some teeth from the Godzilla suit fell out. Also unknowingly at the time was that the impact of slamming into it also dislocated the jaw on the Godzilla suit, giving it the wobbly muzzle that is seen throughout the movie. SFX director, Eiji Tsuburaya liked the outcome of the shot so much that he keep it in the film. Also see ThrowItIn below.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The movie itself was drastically different than what we got with the movie now. Godzilla was intended to have a bigger role. He was intended to have washed ashore and be a tourist attraction instead of Mothra's Egg, and upon awakening, was to attack the Country of [[Film/{{Mothra}} Rolisica]], instead of Nagoya. There were no Mothra Larva at all in the movie, only the Imago Mothra, who would've fought with Godzilla at the film's climax and won.
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* ThrowItIn: Godzilla's head catching aflame after having napalm dropped on him was unintentional, but the take was good enough to be kept in.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The movie itself was drastically different than what we got with the movie now. Godzilla was intended to have a bigger role. He was intended to have washed ashore and be a tourist attraction instead of Mothra's Egg, and upon awakening, was to attack the Country of [[Film/{{Mothra}} Rolisica]], instead of Nagoya. There were no Mothra Larva at all in the movie, only the Imago Mothra, who would've fought with Godzilla at the film's climax and won.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The movie itself was drastically different than what we got with the movie now. Godzilla was intended to have a bigger role. He was intended to have washed ashore and be a tourist attraction instead of Mothra's Egg, and upon awakening, was to attack the Country of [[Film/{{Mothra}} Rolisica]], instead of Nagoya. There were no Mothra Larva at all in the movie, only the Imago Mothra, who would've fought with Godzilla at the film's climax and won.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Kenji Sahara, who usually plays the young hero, is given the role of the villainous Torahata, a card carrying financial swindler.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The movie itself was drastically different than what we got with the movie now. Godzilla was intended to have a bigger role. He was intended to have washed ashore and be a tourist attraction instead of Mothra's Egg, and upon awakening, was to attack the Country of [[Film/{{Mothra}} Rolisica]]. Rolisica]], instead of Nagoya. There were no Mothra Larva at all in the movie, only the Imago Mothra, who would've fought with Godzilla at the film's climax and winning.won.
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